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How to know if my blog posts or articles are indexed by Google?

by coconutisa
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Hello,

Expert Warriors say to first publish on one's own site first before submitting to article directories.

Now, my question is how will I know if Google indexed my article or blog post, so that I may submit it to article directory?

I am using Wordpress.

Thanks,
Coconut Isa.
#articles #blog #google #indexed #posts
  • Profile picture of the author hipeopo02
    put this is google: site:www. (yoursite) .com
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  • Profile picture of the author PROmotions LLC
    Or just copy some of the article and drop it in quotes into Google.
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  • Profile picture of the author justlukeyou
    Grab some a sentence of your content and Google it in quotation marks.

    Google will show the link where it came from which should be yours. If it appears it will be indexed.
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  • Profile picture of the author hirechrisgunn
    Kind of off subject - but one approach I would take to secure that you're getting credit is to make sure that you've put it into your "links" section of your Google+ page. You've got to keep this up and build your Google authorship. Do that, and it'll pay off a little quicker than without doing it.
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    • Profile picture of the author coconutisa
      Originally Posted by tpw View Post

      Google "cache:URL" without the quotes.
      Thank you, please see my question based on my trying.

      Originally Posted by Marketing Fool View Post

      Yeah, I always use the site: domain.com to see what's indexed at google. If you have thousands of sites, run a search with a distinctive sentence in quotes at Google.
      Will do. Thanks.

      Originally Posted by hirechrisgunn View Post

      Kind of off subject - but one approach I would take to secure that you're getting credit is to make sure that you've put it into your "links" section of your Google+ page. You've got to keep this up and build your Google authorship. Do that, and it'll pay off a little quicker than without doing it.
      Can you please explain? I am lost here...I am still learning...

      Originally Posted by justlukeyou View Post

      Grab some a sentence of your content and Google it in quotation marks.

      Google will show the link where it came from which should be yours. If it appears it will be indexed.
      I will do that.

      Originally Posted by PROmotions LLC View Post

      Or just copy some of the article and drop it in quotes into Google.
      I will do that.

      Originally Posted by hipeopo02 View Post

      put this is google: site:www. (yoursite) .com
      Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author Marketing Fool
    Yeah, I always use the site: domain.com to see what's indexed at google. If you have thousands of sites, run a search with a distinctive sentence in quotes at Google.
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    • Profile picture of the author bradstern
      Originally Posted by Marketing Fool View Post

      Yeah, I always use the site: domain.com to see what's indexed at google. If you have thousands of sites, run a search with a distinctive sentence in quotes at Google.
      You can also search for the specific URL of the page.

      For example:

      http: // www . yoursite .com/ link-to-the-blog-article

      If you search for that on Google and it appears, that means it has already been indexed.
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  • Profile picture of the author tpw
    Google "cache:URL" without the quotes.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ofthingsmanmade
      Originally Posted by tpw View Post

      Google "cache:URL" without the quotes.
      Well this is helpful. I've been googling my article titles. -_-

      Is there a way to determine the numerical rank for keyword phrases of a particular article? Like, if I had an article, "Finding a Job as an English Major," which I do, is there a way to determine that your article is... say... 6th, or 7th for the keyword phrase "Jobs as an English Major?" Other than just searching it and looking through pages on Google. :rolleyes:
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  • Profile picture of the author coconutisa
    Thank you everyone.

    I tried the following suggested by tpw
    Google "cache:URL" without the quotes.

    and it worked, it showed as of June 23rd.

    Now, as and when I post the article and blog post, any idea how long they usually take to index?

    Thanks,
    Coconut Isa.
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    • Profile picture of the author tpw
      Originally Posted by coconutisa View Post

      Now, as and when I post the article and blog post, any idea how long they usually take to index?

      Thanks,
      Coconut Isa.

      It can take anywhere from a few minutes to a few days.
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      • Profile picture of the author coconutisa
        Originally Posted by tpw View Post

        It can take anywhere from a few minutes to a few days.
        Okay, every time I post a blog post, I should go to google and do
        "cache:URL"

        for example:

        "cache:http://www.mysite.com/my-long-key-word-post-one"?

        Thanks.
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    • Profile picture of the author aarthielumalai
      Originally Posted by coconutisa View Post

      Thank you everyone.

      I tried the following suggested by tpw
      Google "cache:URL" without the quotes.

      and it worked, it showed as of June 23rd.

      Now, as and when I post the article and blog post, any idea how long they usually take to index?

      Thanks,
      Coconut Isa.
      That depends. It might take a few hours to a week. Post your links at social netwirks like twitter to speed up the process.
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